Smiley and its lessons on teachers and cancer research
A reflective piece contrasts school life with a teacher’s impact and student humor, then surveys cancer cell behavior. It cites Gilles Tremblay at the University of Montreal examining cancer cell adhesion, potential toxic secretions, and proteinases, alongside researchers Buck and Wallace exploring cell division and tumor spread.
Cancer cells may repel each other in metastasis theory
Canadian researchers funded by the Canadian Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute of Canada study cancer cell behavior. A panel at the Honey Harbour conference will discuss the theory that cancer cells are more repulsive than healthy cells, possibly explaining how tumors shed cells to colonize new sites. Philip S. Vassar of UBC notes surface charge differences among tumors, with sarcoma cells showing higher electrical charges than carcino.
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University of Montreal
Gilles Tremblay
Tremblay
American Cancer Research
A.C. Wallace
Canadian Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute of Canada
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Society For Fundamental Studies
Halifax
Vancouver
Galen
Theodor Schwann
James Paget
Honey Harbor
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Philip S. Vassar
University of British Columbia
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Teachers Access for Isolated Small High Schools
The resolution calls for teachers to be available to isolated and small high schools to provide both general and university entrance courses. It notes these schools face serious problems in establishing an adequate secondary school system.
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